Your clients can choose to eat fresh fish straight from the sea, share a glass of wine at sunset with their toes in the sand, or indulge in classic Italian in the shadow of a century-old lighthouse.

Aruba’s vibrant restaurant scene is their opportunity to sample delicious cuisine inspired by over 90 unique nationalities. To sit at their tables, savor the rich flavors of our keshi yena, and taste an authentic side of Aruba prepared with love.

Aruba’s nightlife is some of the Caribbean’s best. With beachfront lounges, exciting casinos, and lively clubs your clients can sip cocktails, share stories, dance, and play until the sun rises again.

They could choose to try their luck at the casinos that line Palm Beach find happiness during Aruba's weekly Carnival celebrations. How they play is up to them!

Aruba welcomes LGBTQ travelers to their Island with open arms and hearts.

Their vibrant, local LGBTQ community is an integral part of their society, and diversity is celebrated there. Aruba's resorts, restaurants, and nightclubs are all LGBTQ-friendly.

• The island boasts 365 days of sunshine.
• Currency is AWG (Aruban Florin) although U.S. dollars are also accepted.
• Aruba has a teeny tiny population of just over 100,000 people.
• There are two official languages on the island: Dutch and Papiamento.
• There is no need to buy bottled water in Aruba as the island has its own water distillery located in the Balashi district, where they turn seawater into drinkable water.

Once your clients touch down in Aruba, they'll be landing at Queen Beatrix International Airport (AUA) in the capital city of Oranjestad, located on the southern coast of the island. The most economical way to get around is by hopping on the Arubus, Aruba’s reliable bus system. They could also easily take a taxi from the airport or pre-book an airport transfer before they travel.